Is the subwoofer itself 110V only, or is it multivoltage (110v-230V) ?
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My documentation specs for this unit shows power input at 120V - 60 HZ only.
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It looks like 110 only-I'm sure you could find a stepdown adaptor. I just bought the unit today, even with the positive comments, I was very pleasantly surprised with the sound, the quality and how great the music sounds with the MP3 (or whatever) input. I'm very surprised with how loud (and still sounds great) it will go, as I like to pump the volume when I'm rowing on my Concept2 Rower in the morning to wake me up.
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I no longer own it but I do not believe it has dual voltage just standard US 110.
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110V only - I actually had to replace a unit because like an idiot I hooked up to a 220V outlet overseas.
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It's 110V US rating. If your country in using 230-240.. You need a transformer
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It is a fixed level output at 2V so you can connect to your powered subwoofer or another integrated amplifier.
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The only part of the system that plugs into the wall is the subwoofer -- the remaining speakers obviously connect to your amplifier/receiver directly. The Owners Manual (on the specifications page) lists the subwoofer's power specs this way: "Power Requirement: 100-120V, 50/60Hz (USA), 220-240V, 50/60HZ (EU)". HOWEVER, when I look at the back of my subwoofer, where the power cord connects to the back of the case, I find "120V - 60Hz" stenciled there -- ONLY. (If it could automatically detect input voltage and step it down, as some electronics components can do, I'm guessing both voltages would appear on the back of the case.) So I'm guessing there are two different varients sold -- one for the US, and one for the EU -- and the one I received from Amazon is definately the 120V model. Finally, I would be EXTREMELY careful about attempting to use a transformer to step down the voltage yourself. It may work, but I am guessing you may get a lot of hum/noise from the sub if you do: the sub power cord's proximity to a simple LAMP cord caused an EXCESSIVE amount of noise/humming from the sub. I had to get creative with sub placement to find a place where it didn't pick up electromagnetic interference.
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Thanks for your question. As an authorized USA dealer we are provided access only to 110V products by the manufacturers that we represent. This is a fantastic sounding system. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.
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The subwoofer has a two-prong AC plug. So any receiver, pre-amp or power amp that has a switchable AC outlet, two or three prong, can turn it on or off.
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Mine is 110 for domestic US, the Sangean specs indicate that there is a 230v model available.It also has a 12v DC input for vehicle or boat juse
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120v is all I know of 240 would be too much electricity for this small stereo system
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A subwoofer's wattage would be delivered to the speaker, not the receiver. This is a moot question.
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Active sub, wired for 110v (N. American). For 220V you'll have to use a reducer / adapter... It is a killer subwoofer though!!
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this may answer your question. regardless, this is a great sub from a great company, super happy with mine. plan on keeping it foreverhttp://www.svsound.com/images/svs/doclibrary/qsg_all_nsd_models_rev1.pdfit says 100-120v~ 50/60Hz 5A - Fuse T4AL 250V
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The bar comes with a transformer pluggin to ac the subwoofet is direct to ac w/polarized plug. All to 120.
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It is a self powered sub-wall outlet. And only a single rca is used for sound.
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110=120 V0LTS... will connect to external speakers... we are please with this player... good value for the money